LeRoy Munger

 LeRoy Munger, 73, of Maple Grove, passed away on January 1, 2025. Services will be held at 11am on Tuesday, January 7, 2025 at MapleRidge Church in Maple Grove. Friends and family can gather one hour prior to the service. Burial will be at 4pm at West Lyon's Cemetery in rural Staples, Minnesota.

 LeRoy was born on July 19, 1951, to George and Dorothy Munger, in Minneapolis, MN He was a graduate of Osseo Senior High School, LeRoy went on to have a fulfilling career in the healthcare industry with many Great achievements as a Chief Echocardiography Technician.

 LeRoy began his career for five years at North Country Hospital in Bemidji before dedicating 30 years of his life to Fairview University Hospital in Minneapolis. 

His work in the healthcare field was marked by compassion, dedication, and a deep commitment to helping others. 

LeRoy was a man who found joy in the Lord, nature, the outdoors, and the peaceful moments that life brought him. LeRoy, along with son Aaron had a particular love for the North Shore and he was an avid birdwatcher. 

LeRoy truly loved and cherished their ancestry home in Oylen, MN while enjoying travel, often seeking out new adventures and hot spots to eat along with places and experiences that allowed him to connect with the world around him. 

His interests also included Family Roots, Vintage boxed games, late-night chats, and enjoyed late night Sci-Fi movies with his son Aaron and sister In-law Julie Munger.

 LeRoy will be deeply missed by his son, Aaron Munger; along with siblings, George (Sandy) Munger, Beth Kingsbury, Ted (Julie) Munger, and Carrie (Anthony) Donaldson; and many wonderful nieces and nephews. 

He is preceded in death by his parents, Dorothy Aileen and George Erwin Munger and brother David Eich Munger. 

Arrangements are entrusted with Brenny Family Funeral Chapel, Baxter. 

“When I Leave This World Behind” 

I’ll leave the sunshine to the flowers,

I’ll leave the springtime to the trees, and to the old folks,

I’ll leave the memories of a baby upon their knees.

I’ll leave the nighttime to the dreamers,

I’ll leave the songbirds to the blind,

I’ll leave the moon above to those in love.

“When I Leave This World Behind”